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But according to a Pew Research Center poll released this week, the same does not hold true for the devices Americans use to read.

Both initial impressions hold true for the ten or so hours that the campaign lasts.

Weiner made a promise in June 2011 that should certainly still hold true.

Ultra-centralized Britain is an extreme case, but similar considerations hold true in France, Germany, Australia, and so on.

Because of these pending changes to the DSM, it is possible that the new CDC numbers might not hold true a year from now.

“Natural Law in the Spiritual World” is a book written to show how the physical laws hold true in the region of spirit.

Not only does the law of causality hold true in the case of our bodies, but of our minds as well.

Let this be doubtful, and not one of the propositions in arithmetic will hold true.

"Cheap and nasty" is recognized to hold true in dress with even less mitigation than in other lines of consumption.

The same will hold true of Sweden, though in a somewhat less degree.

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